some shots from india what you think?

hi

i am no expert at photography but i try my best to get good shots here are some shots i like, pls advise me how i can improve my skills and how you guys would pp these many thanks for looking.

When I hear the term "India", what comes to mind is over populated, bright colors, trains, etc. It's nice to see the another side to change my natural first thoughts. These shots look absolutely beautiful, BUT #1 would have to be my choice favorite. Incredible amount of detail. Would go on my wall!

I think they look pretty good. You might want to play with "Curves" adjustment in photoshop to highlight a few of the details etc--- but overall they are pretty decent.

how can i make the sky blue in my last shot ? any advice pls

Hue and saturation

Canon400 wrote in post #6711652
how can i make the sky blue in my last shot ? any advice pls

I like them all, especially the leaves one and the pink sky photo.
I'd like to see that last one in a strong contrast B&W - personally think it would lend itself nicely to it.

1 is nice, 2 is superb, 3 & 4 need to go back into photoshop.

On #3 where you burned over the trees on the left and around the trees in the center...Just don't look right at all.

And on # 4, you forgot the sky behind the branches on the left and behind the tree on the right.

Don't mean to sound harsh but those two detract from the rest of the set.

But #2 more than makes up for it....Absolutly lovely image!

thanks guys for the coments like i said i aint good at photoshop but i will have another go at the mistakes i have made many thanks

Canon400 wrote in post #6711652
how can i make the sky blue in my last shot ? any advice pls

If you shot this in RAW you can blend exposures by creating a darker version from the original.

Nice shots BTW.

Great series. I like all the compositions.

sparker1 wrote in post #6716824
Great series. I like all the compositions.

+1 to what Stan said, all the shots are very nice and very well composed. I especially liked #1 and 2. I feel you can really bring out lot more detail in 2 if you work it properly in photoshop.

damansidhu wrote in post #6717199
+1 to what Stan said, all the shots are very nice and very well composed. I especially liked #1 and 2. I feel you can really bring out lot more detail in 2 if you work it properly in photoshop.

i aint good at pp do you wanna have a go at no.2 ? your most welcome to play around cheers

I love number 2. I've always like those grand scenes and seeing something I've never seen before is always welcome...